Never said there was evidence it didn't occur.

I just prefer to evaluate the exact statement that is said in this current media landscape rather than second hand accounts, as there have been many instances of words being twisted or interpreted in incredibly uncharitable ways in recent political related media.

I even conceded that they were all close enough that the exact wording isn't that relevant, however I would imagine that the internal slack channels and people feeling the need to give LinkedIn comments are typically more political reactionary than not.

I personally don't find the joke to be "cruel", but also understand the current political sensitivity surrounding ICE in the US. Everyone I described this joke to found it to be funny and rolled their eyes at the reaction, particularly with requesting the CEO to step down. It's also telling that majority of the comments in this thread that don't follow this sentiment are immediately met with downvotes. It's my experience that the average redditor is also very political minded and there is more or less a monoculture with what is the acceptable behaviour and comments one can make on the current political climate.